I want my own theme song, almost as bad as I want a job. I don’t mean music that plays during the credits before and after each episode of my life. The “Night Court” and “Facts of Life” songs are taken anyway, as is the theme to “Aqua Teen Hunger Force” (number one in the [...]
Filed in Music, Technology, Unemployment
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Also tagged 2112, 50 Cent, All My Love, American Music Club, Andrew Ridgely, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Beck, Bill Cosby, Boards Of Canada, Cut Copy, David Lee Roth, Dayvan Cowboy, Don't Stop Believin', Drop Dead Legs, Facts of Life, Feel The Love, Foreigner, Freedom, George Michael, ghetto blaster, Here Comes The Phantom, Hulk Hogan, I Believe I Can Fly, I Get Money, It's The Sun, Jose Reyes, Journey, K-Tel, Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, Night Court, Panama, Paris Hilton, Primus, Pudding Time, Real American, Rick Derringer, Romper Room, Rush, The Clientele, The Polyphonic Spree, Urgent, Van Halen, Wham, Where It's At
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Attending a midweek afternoon baseball game is the height of unemployment decadence. I developed a taste for it after my 2008 layoff. Shea Stadium – the New York Mets‘ old home field – was only a few subway stops from my apartment. And an upper reserve seat behind home plate could be had for $5-$10 [...]
Filed in Benefits of Unemployment, New York, Queens, Sports, Unemployment
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Also tagged Citi Field, Flushing Meadows Park, iPod, Queens Museum of Art, Shea Stadium, Statue of Liberty, Unisphere, US Open
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